Category: Sociology 7256

  • U.S. Interest Group: National Organization for Women

    The U.S. interest group chosen for this discussion post is the National Organization for Women that was created in 1966. All the necessary information regarding this American feminist organization may be found at their website. The mission statement is to “take action to bring women into full participation in the mainstream of American society now,…

  • Discussion of Facilitators in Social Groups

    Social workers and human service professionals can apply their skills and knowledge to fulfill various roles, including that of a facilitator. Facilitation provides human service specialists with opportunities for promoting positive change and assisting social group members with getting at the roots of their issues. This role incorporates the application of communication-related and subject matter…

  • Researching of Skill of Listening

    Everyday communication, in any circumstances, business or personal, involves talking and listening. Recently, because of the development of technology, people have begun to lose the ability to listen. Interestingly, most of the time, 60% listen and process information during a conversation, but now only 25% are remembered (Treasure, 2011). In this talk, audio consultant Julian…

  • The Subjection of Women

    Factors making attractiveness to men “the polar star of feminine education and character formation” The factors that make attractiveness to men “the polar star of feminine education and character formation, according to Mill Stuart Mill are as follows: The fundamental object of human aspirations, considerations and all objects of social endeavors. The wife’s wholesome dependence…

  • Experiences of Working Pakistani Women

    The study in question dwells upon experiences of working Pakistani women (Faiz, 2015). Faiz (2015) focuses on the way working females balance their work and family life. Their experiences and attitudes are central to the research. The researcher stresses that women have to work in quite an oppressive environment but still develop various strategies to…

  • Socializing With Colleagues and Patient Care

    Since the vast part of any learning process is connected immensely with communication, socializing appears to be an essential part of creating a better learning environment. As Moczko, Bugaj, Herzog, and Nikendei observe, final-year medical students “reported dysfunctional team communication, including personal devaluation by team members, especially from more senior members” (2016, p. 24). Such…

  • Why Interest Groups Needed

    Interest groups that may be also called pressure groups, advocacy groups, or special interest groups are the formally organized associations of organizations or individuals that attempt to influence public policy and the country’s political system in their favor on the basis of shared concerns. In other words, all interest groups have a goal to derive…

  • David Walker’s Appeal to the Colored Citizens of the World

    It is important to note that David Walker’s appeal was based on dismantling the hypocrisy of the American slavery-based system. He directly, passionately, and truthfully attacks the very institutions and foundations of the American nation. Although one might think that David Walker is advocating for violence, he provides a strong justification for doing so, which…

  • Celeste Ng’s “Everything I Never Told You” Book

    Silence or Broken Communication One of the most significant reactions to Celeste Ng’s book- Everything I never told you, is about the relationships among Lee’s family members, which are characterized by tension caused by silence or broken communication. The characters opted to remain silent when they should talk about their concerns or differences, and when…

  • Review of “Guns and Cars Are Different” by MacLeod

    The writing “Guns and Cars Are Different” was originally composed by Jacob MacLeod who is a student at Wright State University. In fact, the text provides a reaction to a New York Times writing by the author Nicholas Kristof, which is “Our Blind Spot about Guns” (Bullock et al. 40). According to MacLeod, While Kristof…